Jeux et maths
Une collection de jeux et activités mathématiques liées au jeu (en cours d’archivage)
Table of Contents
- Calcul numérique
- Spaceship Racing Game
- Jeu n°2
- Livret Math Boggle
- Livret Darts - jeu de fléchettes anglaises
- Space Invasion - Negative Numbers Multiplication
- Copie de Ecuaciones de primer grado
- Fléchettes
- Repérage
- Battleship - Cartesian Coordinates
- Shoot the Alien, avec les coordonnées
- Boat Coordinate Game
- Latitude longitude sur Terre
- Trigon Ball : le jeu trigonométrique
- Billard cartésien
- Géométrie
- Le trésor de Pétarac le borgne
- Galaxies 7
- Course à la symétrie axiale
- Pacmaths 1 - Niveau 2
- Livret Pacmaths
- Probabilités
- Probabilité et espérance mathématique
- Calcul de probabilités avec un jeu de cartes
- Livret Backgammon
- Backgammon - probabilités de frappe
- Divers
- Lights Out (Game with Solution)
- Livret Game of Life
- Tower of Hanoi
- Lights Out Game
- Play HEX!
- The 15 Puzzle (capability of solution)
- Copie de Challenge: moving the block
- Copie de Cat Maze
- Jeu du démineur
- Puzzle del pi greco
- Desafio das garrafas
- Autres compilations
- Livret collection de jeux (en espagnol)
- Livret compilation (espagnol 2)
Spaceship Racing Game
A game to practice adding and subtracting integers
Battleship - Cartesian Coordinates
[b][color=#a61c00]NOTE: This game is best played on a desktop, laptop or tablet computer (not a phone).[/color][/b]
Introduction
Based on the classic Battleship board game, this applet allows you to practice using Cartesian coordinates while playing against a computerized opponent! The goal is to sink all of your opponent's ships before your fleet is destroyed.
Instructions
[list=1][*]Your fleet is shown on the left grid. Position your ships by dragging the yellow dots. Clicking/tapping on a ship's yellow dot will change its orientation (horizontal or vertical). All ships must be entirely visible on the grid and cannot overlap each other. The [b]Randomize[/b] and [b]Reset[/b] buttons may be used to randomly position your fleet or restore the initial ship positions.[br][br][/*][*]After you've positioned your fleet, press the [b]START[/b] button and wait for the game to load (typically a few seconds). During this time, your opponent's fleet is being randomly positioned.[br][br][/*][*]Once the game has loaded, an input box will appear above the right grid. Enter the coordinates for your first shot and press the [b]Enter[/b] key (or click/tap outside of the input box). Note that the point must be entered in the form (#,#) with no spaces. Don't forget the brackets![br][br][/*][*]The right grid is used for keeping track of your shots. Your most recent shot is shown with a yellow cross and its status (hit, miss, etc.) is displayed above the right grid. Misses appear as white points and hits are displayed as red points.[br][br][/*][*]Immediately after firing your shot, your opponent (computer) will fire a shot. The results of your opponent's shots are shown on the left grid. The most recent opponent shot is shown with a yellow cross and its status (hit, miss, etc.) is displayed above the left grid.[br][br][/*][*]Continue to fire shots with the goal of sinking your opponent's entire fleet. If you sink all of your opponent's ships before all of your ships are sunk, you win![/*][/list]
A Little Bit About the Opponent Algorithm
Although the computerized opponent never "looks up" the position of your ships, it does use an algorithm to seek and destroy your fleet. Knowledge of this algorithm can help you determine how to best position your fleet! Here's how it works:[br][br][list=1][*]Initially, the opponent makes random shots from a list of all the open (unused) points on the grid. Each time a shot is made, that point is removed from the list.[br][br][/*][*]When a ship is hit, a list of all other possible hit points (horizontal and vertical) for that ship is created based on the ship's size and previously fired surrounding shots. The opponent now switches from [i]search mode[/i] to [i]target mode[/i] for that ship. [br][br][/*][*]The opponent begins shooting using points from the created target list, working randomly outward from the initial hit point. [br][br][/*][*]The target list is updated after each shot. Once the ship has been hit a second time, the orientation (horizontal or vertical) of the ship is known and all points from the opposite orientation are removed from the target list. Furthermore, if at any time the number of available target points in the horizontal or vertical direction is insufficient to sink the ship, points from that orientation are removed from the target list.[br][br][/*][*]If neighbouring ships are hit while a ship is being targeted, [i]target mode[/i] is also activated for those ships. When multiple ships are being targeted simultaneously, the target algorithms are executed in alphabetical order by ship name. [br][br][/*][*]When a ship is sunk, [i]target mode[/i] is deactivated for that ship. When no ships are being targeted, the opponent returns to the random [i]search mode[/i].[br][br][/*][/list][list][*]NOTE: While in [i]search mode[/i], the opponent algorithm does not consider the number of open neighbouring points. For example, if an open point is surrounded by misses/hits on all four sides, that point is not excluded from the list of available shots, even though there is no way it could be a hit. As a result, the player may have a slight advantage, especially in the final stages of a game![/*][/list][br]
Le trésor de Pétarac le borgne
Stan, fil du célèbre pirate, Pétarac le Borgne, a trouvé dans ses affaires une carte. [br]Le parchemin indique l’emplacement d’un trésor. [br][br]Avoir avoir identifié l’île déserte, aux confins de la mer d'Antan, il décide de s’y rendre bien déterminé à récupérer le trésor. [br][br]Voici les indications inscrites sur le manuscrit :[br]Pars de la côte, près du vieux puits, puis dans la direction du totem, parcours le double de la distance qui t'en sépare.[br]Prends ensuite la direction de l’épave et parcours encore le double de la distance qui t'en sépare.[br]Continue dans la direction de la source et parcours encore le double de la distance qui t'en sépare.[br]Le trésor se trouve alors à mi-chemin entre ta dernière position et le vieux puits.[br][br]Malheureusement le vieux puits à disparu ![br]Diego, l'ami de Stan et second de son navire, prétend qu’on peut partir de n’importe quel point de la côte. Qu’en pensez-tu ?
Rédige tes observations
Après avoir réalisé le parcours sur la carte, rédige tes observations et précise si tu penses avoir localisé le trésor.
Probabilité et espérance mathématique
Chaque case compte 10 symboles différents qui s'affichent aléatoirement à chaque fois qu'on clique sur le bouton [b][i]Jouer[/i][/b]. Modifiez les prix et la mise selon l'espérance de gain du promoteur du jeu. Cliquez sur le bouton [b][i]Nouveau[/i][/b] pour remettre les paramètres à zéro.
Lights Out (Game with Solution)
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